William M. Hinton
Shelbyville, KY 1847-1854 and Paris, KY 1854-c. 1900
Was in the partnership of Clark & Hinton 1854-c. 1859.
Shelbyville, KY 1847-1854 and Paris, KY 1854-c. 1900
Was in the partnership of Clark & Hinton 1854-c. 1859.
Freeman Hinckley
Barstable, MA 1777-1808
Barstable, MA 1777-1808
Adolphe Himmel
New Orleans, LA 1852-1877
A partner in the silverplating business of Küchler & Himmel 1852-1853.
Operated the A. Himmel Silverware Manufactory 1869-1877.
New Orleans, LA 1852-1877
A partner in the silverplating business of Küchler & Himmel 1852-1853.
Operated the A. Himmel Silverware Manufactory 1869-1877.
M. Fred Hirsch Co.
Jersey City, NJ c. 1920-1945
Makers of sterling holloware. Succeeded by Fisher Silversmiths.
Jersey City, NJ c. 1920-1945
Makers of sterling holloware. Succeeded by Fisher Silversmiths.
Elisha F. Hirst
Richmond, IN 1855-1881
Richmond, IN 1855-1881
Hinsdale & Atkin
Newark, NJ 1835-1837
Horace Seymour Hinsdale and John H. Atkin.
Newark, NJ 1835-1837
Horace Seymour Hinsdale and John H. Atkin.
Edward H. Hill
Cincinnati, OH 1839-1873
Cincinnati, OH 1839-1873
William F. Hill
New York, NY 1815-1817
New York, NY 1815-1817
Arundel Hill
Harrisburg, PA c. 1809-1817; Pittsburgh, PA c. 1818-1829; and
Steubenville, OH 1829-1848
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Harrisburg, PA c. 1809-1817; Pittsburgh, PA c. 1818-1829; and
Steubenville, OH 1829-1848
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Charles F. Hill
Canadaigua, NY c. 1845-1850; Hartford, CT c. 1850-1852;
and Oswego, NY 1852-1855
Silver manufacturer.
Canadaigua, NY c. 1845-1850; Hartford, CT c. 1850-1852;
and Oswego, NY 1852-1855
Silver manufacturer.
Hill & Ross
Zanesville, OH 1833
Charles Hill and A.C. Ross.
Zanesville, OH 1833
Charles Hill and A.C. Ross.
Alvin M. Hill
New Orleans, LA 1874-1909
Gold pen manufacturer and jeweler; also made sterling souvenir spoons.
New Orleans, LA 1874-1909
Gold pen manufacturer and jeweler; also made sterling souvenir spoons.
Hirsch & Oppenheimer
Chicago, IL 1904-1927
Primarily a jewelry manufacturer, also made
sterling souvenir spoons.
Chicago, IL 1904-1927
Primarily a jewelry manufacturer, also made
sterling souvenir spoons.
Hipp & Coburn
Chicago, IL c. 1929
Chicago, IL c. 1929
D.B. Hindman & Co.
Philadelphia, PA 1833-1859
Daniel B. Hindman (Hinman).
Philadelphia, PA 1833-1859
Daniel B. Hindman (Hinman).
Charles Hill
Canadaigua, NY c. 1815-1817
Canadaigua, NY c. 1815-1817
S. Hoard & Co.
Chicago, IL 1852-1855
Succeeded by Hoard & Avery.
Chicago, IL 1852-1855
Succeeded by Hoard & Avery.
Hoard & Avery
Chicago, IL 1856-1858
Samuel L. Hoard and Claude Avery. Successor to S. Hoard & Co. and succeeded
by Hoard & Hoes.
Chicago, IL 1856-1858
Samuel L. Hoard and Claude Avery. Successor to S. Hoard & Co. and succeeded
by Hoard & Hoes.
George Hocknell
Rochester, NY 1833-1869
Was in the partnership of Steele & Hocknell with James P. Steele 1838-1869.
Rochester, NY 1833-1869
Was in the partnership of Steele & Hocknell with James P. Steele 1838-1869.
Nathan Hobbs
Boston, MA 1816-1865
Boston, MA 1816-1865
Hill to Hocknell
Hill to Hocknell
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Joseph Hill
Portsmouth, NH 1821-c. 1850
Portsmouth, NH 1821-c. 1850
Hingeco Vanities
Providence, RI c. 1936-Early 1950's Makers of compacts, vanity items, and
jewelry.
Providence, RI c. 1936-Early 1950's Makers of compacts, vanity items, and
jewelry.
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Eliakim Hitchcock
Cheshire, CT c. 1757-1774 and 1788 and New Haven, CT 1776-1787
Cheshire, CT c. 1757-1774 and 1788 and New Haven, CT 1776-1787